Handa is based in upstate New York, offering sustainable and alternative fabrics. Hannah Haworth started Handa in 2015 as a way to market textiles from the indigenous Mangyan village she grew up in, in the Philippines. She has since expanded to include handmade and natural textiles and objects from many different people and places.

Handa only carries cloth that is made with 100% natural materials and processes (dyes included), these are created by small communities and individuals across the globe that receive a fair wage and work with dignity. We specialize in rare ancestral textiles- where the techniques, materials and many of the designs have been passed down within their respective communities for centuries. By supporting Handa, you are helping to maintain rich and beautiful cultural practices as well as our Earth.

hh@handatextiles.com
(347) 215-4992

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